Whites, greiges, sands, stones and charcoals. Neutral palettes are the base for whole-home painting, calm brands and minimal designs.
Featured Stone House
#F2F2EF #D5D5CF #A3A39A #6C6E6A #353836
Cool limestone, pebble, stone grey, slate and graphite. A calm whole-house neutral scheme.
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Neutral Oat
#FBF8F3 #EFE6DA #DCCBB5 #BFA88C #8C7A66
Milk, oat, sand, latte and a mushroom brown. A warm neutral nursery that works with any accent colour.
Warm Greige Monochrome
#F7F4EF #E8E1D7 #D2C6B6 #B3A38E #857563 #4E4337
Stone and greige from linen to walnut. A neutral scheme for whole-house painting, with the darkest step for doors or trim.
Cool Greige
#F4F5F3 #DEE0DC #BFC3BD #8D928C #4D524E
Greys with a hint of green, from paper white to deep sage-grey. Restful and modern.
Sand and Charcoal
#F3E9DC #D4C2A8 #8C8478 #2F2E2C
Sand, oat and taupe with a deep charcoal. Four warm neutrals with strong contrast.
Greyscale
#FFFFFF #E6E6E6 #BDBDBD #8A8A8A #545454 #1F1F1F
True neutral greys without a colour cast, white to near-black. A base for wireframes and minimal layouts, or for testing a design before colour goes in.
Classic Elegance
#FAF7F2 #D9C5B2 #A68A64 #582F0E #1E1E1E
Ivory, latte, camel, chocolate and black. A refined neutral palette for menus, gift tags and luxury cards.
Cloud and Clay
#FAFAF7 #E6E2DA #C8BFB3 #D9A58B #8FA9A3
Cloud white, putty, pebble, a soft clay and eucalyptus. A neutral base with gentle colour.
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Whole-house painting
Pick one light neutral for most walls and a step darker for woodwork or a feature wall.
Warm or cool
Warm neutrals lean beige or pink; cool ones lean grey-green or blue. Check them next to your floor and furniture.
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